THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
VOL. X. NO. 35
CIRCULATION
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PUBLIC SALE OF SECURITIES
Stocks and Bonds Disposed of at
Public Outcry Monday Afternoon
Xmas Club
VERY GOOD WAY TO SAVE A
LITTLE MONEY,
First National Bank of This
Place, Offers an Easy Plan to Pro-
vide Money—Club Opens Monday,
January 20th, 1912,
J. B
day
brokers, Mon-
public sale at
auction rooms,
the
Long & Co.,
afternoon sold at
the I. 8. Barr Co.
North Duke
following
street, Lancaster,
stocks and bonds:
Lancaster and
to J.
share.
Fourteen shares of
stock, Ches-
$60
‘iwi Manheim Railway
Everybody needs money for Christ > 3
y ter Jackson at o0 per
people have trouble in
all
time
as Many A ‘
x $500 Lancaster and Columbia
sum to buy
the
Jank
roviding a sufficient
bond, to Jno
100,
per cent
needed when
First
le presents ;
‘ . ? $105 per
IM € The National of ! ‘
tbethtown and
olfer
and
H
ithethtown
to John
d of th
the total }
. : per share
plus an additional cent, in- ‘
The simple and
There different
hers "or instance,
per
Moun
Rote
Lancaster and
plan is
i Sto to A
matic, will be | <
share
asses 01 men
clas
the { \ wo
Mount
Mumma
and
li
Lancaster
1e will start i by pa one
cents ti " tock to E
ents the se
she
week har
last
1d three nts the third
1d
week,
Mount
Rote at
and
B
Lancaster
to A
so on for fifty weeks, the
3 stock
payment amounting to fifty
share.
cents.
checks
for
m
fir
each
th
o1
st
cents.
pr
fo
ient.
grown
popular
very simple and the details are easi-
ly
er
Fi
to
learn all about
become
ar
sp
issue.
Di
a
ot
knowledges that
client's money to his ewan use, creat-
ed
da
risburg
intimation of the writer's intentions,
it
left for parts unknown.
ca
are known, but it is indicated by his
letters
more
senting
n
romising
obacco,
Wi
WC
tindale.
to
st
tw
or
Mrs.
place, and Mr. Charles Watts, a well
nown
Springs, were united
bonds of wedlock by Rev. Johnson,
pf
have the best wishes of their many
i
Malmouth, was viewing her flower
bed, she
!
arting
romptly ever:
' : ST
thi ill receive
Members
two
$12.7
in
\ Rare Opportunity
Art Exhibit,
weeks bef Christmas
ith
paying fifty cents the
| » Turner d
Ww interest, or they he Turner which
pictures are look-
will
Joy
good
to
he
2nd
the lovers of
reverse by
and
ay
rward with pleasure,
Mount
In
rst week, paying one cent less ME
to t
Feb
in
ard
and
exhibition,
Hall,
to
public
and
understand
brings
to
succeeding week, which
last
1e cent.
week's down order
There
with
Payments must
e payment
will also be classes enjoy the
cents and five tures on catalogues
be
two
minature
the
h igh school
made very ‘ontaining the collection in
week or in advance 1 short description of art
are on sale y he
r as many weeks as may be conven tre on sale by the
pupils.
will be used
The proceeds
the
schools,
to a-
It will not only prove beneficial to
hnt Borough
lor . Q €
will very dorn walls of the
It
people, prove
with good
the
to
in
You
it Come
: % pie es ’ri-
with young people is ictures. Pri
marily, Exhibit is to give an op-
explained Kv- rtunity the community to see
t
tc
understood when
3 2s best art t ver NEVE ‘ \
vbody is welcome join and the ) RYL al ery reasonable
National Bank
terested
rate. to miss
if not
the schools.
pleased can not afford
call and
Those desiring to
rst will be
for your benefit
those i
it.
members
y 29th, 1912.
For fuller details read
acious ad on another page of
have : : :
through your interest in
The
at 7
sain ( ‘a he ¢ . Mi dn
can join on Janu- loors will be open on Friday
eve o'clock, and on Saturday
afternoon from 2 o’clock to 10.
Adults, 15
bank’s
this
the
cents, 10 cents.
the
if
pupils,
Children below Fifth
be
their
Grade will
—— > par admitted free, accompanied by
parents
Lancaster Attorney Absconds parents.
disappearance Kx-
W. T. Brown, and
from by an-
DE ———
sudden of
Attorney
The
strict
letter
her
and
of the
Mount
ized Thursday, by electing Harry C.
Organization
The
tional
Janquet
Union
Joy,
Na-
organ-
received him directors
; x;
in which he ac- Bank of
he has appropriated
attorney,
Schock, president: John E. Longe-
Vice President; N.
Nissley, Cashier; Longeneck-
Emeritus; Simon F.
Teller; and J. Nissley Gin-
Assistant Teller.
Board held annual din-
Hotel McGinnis on Thursday.
ected
The
The next the Star
Course will appear in Mt. Joy Hall,
on Tuesday, January 30. Fish-
Shipp Company, of
the best entertainers on the road to-
introduction here.
at Rrug
noon. final
lancaster on Mon- necker, Harry
mailed at Har-
contained no
in
was
a sensation
The letter
and while
v. Isaae S.
: er, Cashier,
Snyder,
grich,
The
ner
it
is generally supposed that he has
its
embezzlement at
the facts
The amount of his
nnot be told until all
Star
attraction
Course
that it may reach $25,000 or of
rt Qe The
er Concert one
Is Still Buying Tobacco
It is rumored that the man repre-
himself as the president of
Allentown cigar company, who is
farmers twelve cents for
they for $25
stock company, is
and Mar-
he said
The
day, need no
The
Store
Garber’s
The
will
chart opens
Friday
number, the
pear March
on
Trier Sisters,
29.
a
if subscribed ap-
in his
Ephrata
rth of
orking between
At last
have been going eastwardly.
have it that he secured
probably three
A Sleigh Ride Party
A sleigh ride party came here last
reports is
and partook of a
banquet Mr, A. H.
Gingrich was the pilot and the party
the following
ladies and gentlemen: P. B. Garman,
B. Garman, John W. Brosey,
William W. Brosey, Susan Young,
Rosa B. Garman, Dora B. Good, Ada
Eshleman, Minnie Floyd, David Ober
—— YT —
ries afloat Wednesday evening
o subscribers and at Garber’s cafe.
four more.
el Ges was composed of
Joined Heart and Hand.
Miss Grace, daughter of Mr. and
Samuel ¥. Eshleman, of this
Susan
Donegal
the holy
of
in
young man
Marietta's Oldest Couple.
Barr Spangler of Marietta, Prohibi
tion candidate for state treasurer
perhaps 20 years ago, is at his post
in the big Spangler store every
business day, and at the weekly
meetings of the First National Bank
directors every Monday, though he
is 88. His wife is 85.
——— O E——
A Mistake in the Time
Last week we made mention that
Mr. R. V. Fegley, the jeweler, will
move into the Dierolf property
April 1st. This is an error as he will
occupy his new location February
|1st., where he will be pleased to
greet his many friends.
—— Or ee
the Evangelical Church. They
ends.
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Finds Pansy in Bloom
While Mrs. A. E. Cobaugh, of
noticed a pansy stalk in
gp. and very large in foliage. In
ing it, the pansy fell to pieces,
it) had been frozen. What kept
bloom was evidently snow,
ich for the past month or more
d covered the ground.
et Qe
Now ’'Squire Leib
r. M. M. Leib, elected Justice
the Peace of the West Ward, re- |
ved his commission Issued by | Revival at Mastersonville
vernor John K, Tener at the Re-| Saturday evening, the Brethren in
der’s office and was sworn in by | Christ commenced a series of reviv-
ge Hassler on Saturday. Squire al meetings at Mastersonville. Rev.
p’s commission expires, under the | David Graybill, of Kansas, will have
law, January 1918. | charge of the meetings.
EP Ain nll Arr
A Dutch Supper | Repairing Gas Leak
Mary's Guild of St. Luke’s; There was a bad leak in the gas
will give a Dutch Supper in main of the Donegal Gas Company
bment of the Parish House on |at the corner of Main and Market
evening, February 3rd. | streets that was repaired this week.
vited to come. mess Af m—— =
Our Home Markets.
For Sale. i Today Merchant H. E. Ebersole
at 12¢ a 1b. Call on or |pays as follows:
J. Stambaugh, Mount Joy | 35¢; lard, 10c; potatoes, $1.10.
ALWAYS COUNTS—OUR
Butter, 38c; eggs, |
MOUNT JOY
ADS BRING
Personals
RESULTS
PENNA
THATS
Florin News
HE WHEREABOUTS OF OUR | dAPPENINGS IN THE BUSY VIL
FRIKNDS THY PAST WEEK
Who and Wha
Stran
Have Visited—
Sun-
hem?
they
Herve
Among
Many ws Over
day—Were ou
Id
visiting
Mrs. C. 8.
family of
in town
Gingrich and
Stoll and
are friends
daughter
Lancaster,
Miss
Lancaster
Fannie I'riday in
Ma
spent
H. Wittle
Thursday
daughter
at
and
ded
Mechanics
Friday
Klla
stay
Chandler left for a two-
\ Balti-
at West Chester,
Philadelphia,
Mi
and
and Howard Purdy of
York, are the guests of Mrs.
Wharvell
mma
for several
Weeks.
Hiestand of Lancaster
as the
WwW. M.
I'houe of
town
Mrs. Di
WwW. B.
guests
spent Monday in guest
of her sister, I'hon
Dr. and Mrs Eliz-
abethiown, were Ol thelr son
M. Thome on Monday after-
Elizabeth Owens of New York
he week end as a guest
Mrs. A.
pent t
and
th family of Mr
vanning.
Mr Mrs.
at
Albert
Mastersonville,
Mr. Mrs.
and Hollinge:
spent Sunday as
f h
Hollinger.
de KE.
a
guests « parents, and
JdAdCOD
Corel of Youngstown,
week here visiting
s Sarah Zeller. He returned home
Mond; evening,
Mr. attend-
Marble and
Association of
James Glatfelter is
ing a meeting of the
Granite Retailers
Harrisburg today.
Mrs.
Haines
Penna,
Mr,
Jacob 1.
Ilda
sunday
at
and Samuel Haines,
and lady
Hoin of spent
and
Lancaster,
Miss
with Lewis Seeman
family.
William V.
friends here
Rodgers
Sun-
Our old friend
called
day.
to see over
Mr. Rodgers now
|
|
|
|
Pittsburg, |
Mr.
friend, |
represents |
Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Co., of West |
Chester, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus
Mr. Mrs. Roy
children, Elmer and
Springs, spent
Schroll and
Schroll and two
Viola, of
Sunday in
as guests of relatives.
Mr. Albert P. Dierolf,
ence C. Witmer and Miss Catharine
B. Lehman, of Lancaster, the
Mr. 8S. A. Ricker,
day and were entertained at the Ex-
Hotel,
and
Done-
gal town
Miss
were
anests of
change
—
Literary Society Met
The Mount Joy High School Liter-
Friday even-
ing in the high school room.
m
The
iety met last
following was ren-
Reading
Essay, Clar-
Solo, Ruth
Penny-
programe
Singing, by School:
Secretary;
Vocal
Recitation,
Minutes,
ence Brubaker:
Grace
Duet,
Esther
spangler;
packer; Instrumental
Fenstermacher
Debate
Pennsylvania
and Hagen-
Resolved, That in
an Educational Test
Required Vote.
Helman, Raymond Nissley,
Mary Eshleman. Neg., Marie Klugh
Harry Sumpman, Roy Longenecker.
General Debate; Instrumental Solo,
Ruth Brubaker; Select Reading,
Lottie Royer; Referred Question,
Harvey Longenecker; Society Paper,
Katherine Shire; Singing by Boys;
Both judges and house decided in
favor of the negative. Speakers in
General Debate were: Marie Klugh,
Mary Eshleman, Evelyn Shrite, Har-
ry Greiner, Elmer Blocher, Raymond
Nissley, Roy Longenecker. Judges
appointed by President were: Mr.
Eby, Mr. Royer and Mr. Roberts.
— io
DONEGAL SPRINGS.
There is still quite a lot of tobacco
in this section that is not sold.
Mr. Elmer Ober of Silver Springs,
was the guest of his brother, Mr.
Daniel Ober last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Schroll and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schroll and two
children spent Sunday at Mount Joy
with relatives.
Messrs. James Burrier, Daniel
Brandt, Frances Weidman and son,
Russel, were the guests of Mr. Frank
Watson on Sunday.
rt ere
berger;
Should be to
Rebecca
Mennonite Revival at Risvers
Revival services to continue two
weeks were commenced in Risser’s
church last Sunday. The services
will be in charge of Rev. John W.
Weaver of Union Grove.
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STYLEPLUS. STYLEPLUS.
Freda |
Af. |
| Monday for their
Flor- |
| ney,
lady friends,
{him succe
| spent
| ents,
AGE WEST OF HERE
Local and Personal Briefs Vial ilave
Our Issue an
Awake
Last
Wide
Florin
Occurred Since
Hustling and
Neighbor Village,
Our
5, Stacks spent Monday at
Henry Young is improving at
vriting
> on brid
Nehemiah Gantz called on
at Lancaster on Monday.
Tillman Gantz called
on
at Lancaster last Thursday
Mr made a
Mon-
Harvey Raymond
business trip to Lancaster on
lay
Mr
ited
Leedom and family vis-
Elizabethtown on Sun
Harry
ends at
fri
18
day.
The U
held on
All are
The
progress
be
20.
B
Thursday
prayer meeting will
evening at 7.
cordially invited.
which
B. church,
services were
in the U
closed on Sunday night.
Mr. Ch:istian Geiber
revival
in
and
Mr
Sunday.
of
friend,
family
Tount 9 on Jacob
family
Burnheigser
his
Eshleman
and on
Ray Lancaster,
on lady Miss Ger-
last Saturday.
Menaugh
spending
returned
at
Fannie
after some time
leto the guest of her son.
Metzler
at
1
and Stella
Lan-
Sa d Sunday
thei
and Mrs. Gabriel
called
siey
Arndt
being
urday an
the guests of sister.
of
Nissley
shurg, on his mother,
Mrs. Rebe on Sunday.
Mrs.
about
a ANIS
Milton is able to be
again after confined to
her bed for some time with sickness.
Mr. and Mrs,
Sunday
tzfield of Salunga
the home of
Nehemiah
visitors at
Mrs.
vere
their daughter,
| Gantz.
The Florin Water Company placed
their pipes into the Christian Nissley
and the John Raymond properties on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Willam Watson
ing her daughter at Steelton, is con-
fined to bed with attack of
who is visit-
her an
| sickness.
Mr. Ed. Stoll family left on
in Pittsburg
and
nome
|after spending several weeks here as
guests of friends.
Mrs. A.
Beulah of Lancaster,
daughter
Friday in
Shramusky and
spent
the village, the guest of her mother,
on Sun- |
Mrs. Henry Bear.
Albert
were very pleasantly entertained
of Mr. Mrs. J. S.
Sunday.
Greiner
Messrs Groff and Lee For-
at the home and
Carmany
Mr. Daniel
of
on
Mr. Hei-
of their
and
guests
Kreider and
sey Lawn, were
Misses Eva
Eby on Sunday
P. J. Arndt
at dentistry at Dr.
Jertha
Dr.
sition
has accepted a po-
Hull’s office
at Lancaster. His many friends wish
ss in his new position.
Mr. Miles L.eedom, a student at the
Stephens’ Trade School at Lancaster,
with his par-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leedom.
Messrs, E I. Nissly and Sons, our
evtensive tobacco dealers and pack-
ers, received a number of extra fine
crops it their here on
Monday.
Mrs. Newpher Smeltzer and two
children and Mrs. Samuel Smeltzer
of Mount Joy, visited the former’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Bish-
op on Sunday.
Mr. Henry Kreail of Mount Joy, has
taken the contract to lay water pipes
trom Mr. E. 8. Moove’s Mill to the
new milk station. Mr. Krall and his
force started work on Tuesday.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the United Brethren church will ren-
der a special program in the U. B.
church on Sunday evening Feb. 4, at
7.15. All are most cordially invited
to attend.
Messrs. Irvin Bishop and Paul
Frank attended the fox chase which
was held at Union Square last week
and captured the large fox that was
left run. They now have the fox for
sale and you can just bet he is a dan-
dy.
last week here
warehoise
Florin U. B. Church
Preaching services will be held on
Sunday morning at 10.30, Sunday
School 9.45, Junior C. E. 3.30, Sen-
for C. E. 6.30, preaching at 7.15
by Rev. Dr. Lowery.
— Ge
Overcome By Gas v
The leak in the gas main near
the postoffice was so great that suf-
ficient gas found its way into that
building where one of the clerks,
Miss Mame Fenstermacher was over-
come Monday. .
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24, 1912
WHY MERCHANT THIS
Obituary
I'HE ROAD WHICH WE ALL MUS:
TRAVEL SOONER OR LATER
MATTERS IN COURT
Herald Printing Company of This
Place Brings Suit for Interest
on Mon-
day a in the
case of the Herald Printing Campany
of Keplinger &
Company, of Lancaster. This was a
$10.02, to due
The defendant had 50,-
the plain-
was alleged by
the bill
thirty days
goods,
Court
entered
In Common Pleas
. > . " non-suit was
Some Well Known People From Our
Neighborhood Have Passed to the
. this
Great Beyond Since Our Last Issne
place, against
claim for alleged be
at Co-
years.
S. Bickhart, died
aged
tuberculosis,
Hunter :
oN SE for interest
lumbia, Friday 25
Death
on
000 curculars printed by
tiff it
the latter that pay
resulted from
company, and
ment of
Jacob Ullman, b
Mr. Ja was to within
dents of Marietta,
the old-
died
ob Ullman, one of
of the in-
on
vas not made un-
sed, and the in-
1 was made conse-
I'he Court aid
there
that inas
written con-
Minnie Ream
\ Mit the
liss Minnie
the wor nd agree-
Rea
[lizabethtown
Death
the interest charge was
the
was
and not mentioned in
resulted
ill-
{1
there 1
be no recovery.
H
plaintiff:
could
and J
the
mitract,
Ww in
torneys
from consumption after a long
(3 Bever Byrne, at-
£.
was vears old
for Reese
Eaby for defendant
Mrs
Catharine Martin, wife of Mr.
Martin, died at her
Colebrook last
Henry Witmer
the
interred
Catharine Martin.
Mrs
George
the
aged
Th
day
attached for trial Tues-
was that of John N,
Samuel N. Mumma.
The parties are brothers, residing in
the vicinity of Landisville, and the
lawsuit grows out of the settlement
of the of their father, the
late Jonas H. Mumma, of which the
the
The amount of the claim is
with interest. testi-
the plaintiff's share of the
the time the distribu-
400. He allowed the
in the hands of the
defendant for a few years until, with
the accured
$6,500. He then
The defendant
$3,800,
€ case
home on .
’ morning
road Miesday,
Mrs.
sister
Mumma against
50 years
Donegal is a of de-
The
Shenk’s
remains were
meeting house.
estate
Master
tained a
Warren H,
number of his school
on New Haven
Saturday evening,
Bentzel enter- = . $e,
defendant was one of adminis-
mates
trators.
his home
last
in street,
i It was
with t B
$3,000,
that
at
was
on a
par-
time
fied
picture post card reflector and ,
lor estate of
games, and
had
Common
a jolly good i
thoi tion
; money to remain
Pleas
interest, it amounted to
ht a
gave
Harry 7eoples.
Mr. 3 :
very well kng/. m1 young man of this
SOU settle-
him
paid,
Harry dstraw Peoples, a
ment. a
note for which was
place, died at his home on East Main : os o
. and for the remaining $3,000 gave
street on [riday forenoon, after a 5 5 se
an equivalent in gold mining
Mitchell and
Yellow-
The plain-
short illness, death resulting from
Mr.
supply
; includir the Ida
pneumor , aged 29 years. Peo- ;
LLandecker securities and the
ples conducted electrical
an
stone
tiff
Railway Company.
and was the :
e Mr.
Photoplay House in this place until
his Mr.
printing
and repair machine shop
accepted these
the
that
testified that he
machine operator at Ream’s
certificates
the
giltedged
than
understanding
tock on assurance
they
little more
with the
defendant
and
their face
from were
Peoples al-
He
inventor.
sickness.
recent
worth a
so learned trade.
value, and
that they should
value the plaintiff
privilege of r
defendant
cash instead John
that the
terly worthless, and
at
was quite a
He
A sister,
genius and an
wife and two children. 0
Mrs. Quinton
of this place also survives.
held from the
father-in-law, Mr. Martin Garber, on
New Monday after-
noon. The remains were interred in
leaves a
not prove of
Amspacker,
x : the
The fun-
should have
them
ceive
turn-
and
Mumma
proved ut-
upon being
public sale brought a bid
dollars for the entire
made demand on
for the which has
not paid. The found in
favor of the plaintiff,
—————— tl illinois
a ae ing to the re-
eral was home of his
stocks
that
avered
Haven street,
> offered
the Eberle cmetery.
ten
He
brother
of only
batch.
his
W. Sheaffer thep
W. Sheaffer, a
known of this place,
at the Hospital,
to which place he was taken about
months ago, from lingering
illness, aged 61 years. Deceased
a blacksmith occupation.
He was employed at the Grey Tron
until taken ill
time ago. Deceased was a member
of Otsego Tribe No. 59, Imp. Order
Red Men. He leaves a wife and
two sons, Harry of Columbia, and
Charles of this place. The funeral
will private and will held
from his late home on Manheim St.,
Thursday at 2
Interment will be made in the Eber-
le Cemetery.
Harry
cash
Harry ;
pury
Mr. well
died
Monday,
: been
resident
Lancaster
Domestic Vacuum Cleaner
It to say that
the vacuum cleaner is the only good
method whereby dust can be removed
from the floors of your home without
Mr. Frank Peffer of
this place, has taken the agency for
the Domestic Vacuum Cleaner, made
in two sizes, and just the thing for
the He will cheerfully
demonstrate request. Persons
and him
two a
is needless for us
was by
Works here some
inconvenience.
of
housewife.
upon
be be
interested should call see
or drop him a card.
afternoon o'clock.
meat fice
Pastor Accepts Call
Rev. B. pastor
the Reformed Church Maytown,
has the call the
constituted charge which consists of
the churches at Warwick, White Oak
Brickervillee. The charge was
organized at a special meeting of the
.ancaster Classis the Reformed
Church held in Lancaster on Mon-
day. Rev. Raezer is a native of New
Holland.
Raezer, of
at
to
George
Abraham G. Sprout, aged 76 years,
2 months and 2 days, one of the accepted newly
most esteemed citizens of Upper Mt.
Thursday night,
to a
Joy township, died
his due compli- and
He was born near
and while still in
his teens he moved to near this place
where he has resided ever since. He
was a member of the Mennonite
church. Besides his wife, he is sur-
vived by the following children:
Frank, of Mount Joy; Abraham, of
Reading: Phares, at home; Mrs.
Elmer White of Milton Grove and
Mrs. Frank Groff of Pleasant View.
A brother, Eli, and one sister, Mary
both of Lancaster, also survive. The
funeral was held from Risser’s
church on Sunday morning, with
Revs. Ebersole and Oberholtzer
officiating. Interment was made in
the cemetery adjoining.
death being
cation of diseases.
of
East Petersburg,
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Florin Hotel Sold
The hotel at Florin, for the past
few years conducted by Mr. Frank
Phillips, was sold recently to Mr.
Lemon Leisey, of Denver, this Coun-
ty. The terms of sale were private.
Mr. Leisey will assume charge in the
very near future.
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Kicked by a Horse.
Mr. John Cassel, who lives be-
tween Petersburg and Manheim, was
kicked in the face by his driving
horse. His condition is serious. The
upper lip is cut into two parts and
he has sustained a fracture of the
upper jaw bone.
mae Mess
John M. Stern
The funeral of John M. Stern, who
died at his home, in Rapho township,
on Tuesday, was held on Saturday
morning at Chiques church, with in-
terment in the cemetery adjoining.
Deceased was a farmer by occupa-
tion, but had lived retired for some
years. He was seventy-seven years
of age, and was a member of the
Brethren church for many years.He
is survived by his wife and the foll-
owing children: John, living in Col-
orado; Lizzie, wife of Jeremiah
Martin, at Pennington, N. J., Mrs.
Samuel M. Shelly, near Masterson-
ville, and Mrs. John Sowers, on the
homestead farm. Revs. Henry S.
Zug, Henry K. Ober and Samuel
Eshleman officiated. Grandsons of
the deceased served as pall-bearers.
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LEPLUS. STYLEPLUS.
Fire Insurance Assessment
Policy holders in the Donegal &
Conoy Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
will take notice that the assessments
are now due and payable to J. Will-
is Freed, Mount Joy, Pa. All as-
sessments must be paid on or before
Feb. 15, 1912. jan. 24-3t
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To Be Married in March.
The coming marriage of Prof.
Louis MeJ. Lyte of Millersville and
Miss Ruth Longenecker of Maytown
has been announced to take place in
Marck
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Local Notes
MANY SHORT NEWS ITEMS Op
GENERAL INTEREST
Brief Local Happenings Gathered as
They Occur With the Whirl of the
World for Quick Reading Within
the Past Few Days.
Mr
that
Henry Wittle killed a fine hog
dressed 409 pounds.
Wesley
on
Givens off duty
sickness.
the
in
was
of
meeting
God
account
tracted at
Church of is still
{ 20
or 25 bus. of
Ap-
corn from farmer in this vicinity.
ply at this office.
Mr. J
where
P. Morgan is going to Egypt,
the Sphinx will then have a
lormidable rival,
Mr. Ralph Eshleman, clerk at Mr.
H. BE.
ae
Ebersole's store, is off duty on
ouunt ol sickness.
i-room house for
RR.
A choice rent,
station, on the
C. B. KERN
The report that Mr. Carnegie will
present hero medals to those who at-
tended the peace banquet lacks con-
near the Penna
Boulevard.
firmation.
Benjamin Wolgemuth, son of Rev.
Daniel Wolgemuth, was taken to a
Philadelphia hospital, where an oper-
ation will be performed.
A. F. Heisler sold the Exchange
Hotel at Mastersonville to A. S. Kauf
Bird-in-Hand. He will take
charge of it on April first.
The meeting of the Hos-
pital will be held at the
home of Mrs. Martha Brandt Thurs-
day afternoon, February 1st, at 3 o’-
man, ot
regular
Auxiliary
Important business.
Guild of St. Luke's
Episcopal church, will give a Dutch
in the the par-
ish house on Saturday evening, Feb-
third.
Junior
clock.
St. Mary’s
supper basement of
ruary
The High Mari-
etta, took a sleigh ride to this place
were the guests of Chris-
Eli Shelley was the
Miss Miller the chap-
School of
where they
N
teamster
tian Mumma
and
erone.
I'he Luther
render an entertainment entitled
“Children of All to be giv-
en ‘in the Chiurell ou the evening of
February the 16th at half past seven
o'clock.
Junior League will
28
Nations
a
Enjoyed a Sleigh Ride.
A number of young folks from here
enjoyed sleigh ride via Maytown
and Marietta last Thursday evening.
They made the trip with Mr. Martin
Strickler’s team. Enroute they stop-
ped at Cassels Cafe, at Marietta,
where a grand banquet was held.
Those in the party were: Misses Geta
Bender, Mary Stoll, Ethel Shenk,
Mary Webb, . Hagenberger,
Lottie Hahn and Messrs. Eckert Shea
fer, Willis Greenawalt, Harry Grei-
ner, Carson Engle, Nissley Gingrich,
Clyde Eshleman, George Barto and
Raymond Nissley.
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a
isther
Kast Donegal Victims
Jacob S. Brubaker, residing
Marietta pike near the Union
House, slipped on the ice
afternoon, fracturing the
fibula his left leg near the knee.
Dr. F. L. Richards attended him.
Roy, the oldest son of Mr. Eli H.
Herr of East Donegal, was coasting
Sunday, he met with an
A deep gash was cut un-
chin that required stitching
family Dr. 2. L.
Mr.
on the
School
Saturday
of
on when
accident.
der his
by the
Richards.
tl Ee ee
physician,
Good Prices for Tobacco
Considerable tobacco has been
bought in East Hempfield township
at good prices, and among the re-
cent sales were the following: Mar-
tin Swarr, two acres, at 11 and 4
cents; Milton Swarr, three acres at
11 and 4; Warren Aungst, four
acres, at 11% and 4; Aaron Geiss, 2
acres, at 11% and 4; John Brubaker
four acres, at 113 and 4; Harry Bow-
ers, two acres, at 113 and 4; Harry
Hoffman, six acres, at 11 and 4.
et
Grasshoppers in January
With Mother Earth covered with
snow Harry Eckman of near Stras-
burg, this county, caught one dozen
grasshoppers and took them to Lan-
caster, showing them to his friends.
He found them on his salad.
Over near Columbia a resident
several robins.
A Qe
Disgraceful if True.
The Columbia Independent de-
clares that the town has numerous
clubs, all of which sell liquor with-
out license and some of which rum
houses of assignation, and that the
officers of the law are well aware of
this but are afraid to interfere.
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Father and Son in Same Bank. l
. Nissley Brandt has been elected
asgistant cashier of the Exchange
Bank at Marietta, of which his fath-
er, Joseph L. Brandt, is the cashier
sine 1880.
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